Library of Congress
Library of Congress
Madison Hall
Address
Library of Congress
101 Independence Avenue Southeast Washington, DC 20540
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Capacity
Seated: 80
Standing: 200
F&B Options
All catering welcome
Overview
The Madison Hall, in the Library's James Madison Memorial Building, is located on the first floor. This elegant room has high vaulted marble ceilings, inscriptions from Madison's speeches on the walls, and houses a statue of James Madison. This room can accommodate a seated dinner for 80, and standing receptions for up to 200. The James Madison Memorial Building, completed in 1980 and located at 101 Independence Avenue, S.E., is the national monument to the fourth U.S. president, James Madison.
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